The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-23
His Reception Of Visitors on
> His Birthday.
PROCESSION OF GERMANS.
potrothal of Prince Henry-Briiliant
uluminatioDs-Gen ReJoic-
ing Everywhere.
The Emperor's Birthday


universal. The weather is fine. The
Emperor's health is good. He began 70
receive guests at IL in the morning anu
onpeared at his favorite window IN the
nsiace overlooking the street; as oICeh
as he could find time TO do SO, TO re-
enond to the cheers OF the people VINO
passed by in thousands to get ghmpse
of him. =. n
The nineteenth anniversary OF En-
,,oror Williams birthday was ushered
in bv the pealing of bells IN all churches
erlT din of the choral. The city is
Jocorated as it never was before. Gar
GanGs flags. laurels, festoons of ever
o-t,ol banners, bright drapery and
SriIIiant carpets are hung on every
Onnsnjcuous spot where ornaments can
So made to add to the joyous appear
snce of the town. Conspicuous by
ths extreme elegance of their decora
lions ar, the royal academy and univers-
~, buildings. and the city residences OF
Gown Prince Frederick William. The
T1onnment of Frederick the Great is
covered with wreaths and flowers.
Wherever there is a bust or statue of
tbe Emperor in a shop window or
other exposed place, it is buried in
flowers. The people are all out in
holiday attire, and the streets are
thronged. Early in the day special
memorial religious services were held
in all the churches. Children from all
the schools IN the city went in process
siOnS accompanied by bands of music,
to church services. The students pro-
Cession which passed the palace was a
grand affair. They went il carriages
OF which there were several hundred in
line, and carried bright banners of vari-
GUS schools. societies and associations,
and were accompanied by many bands
playing music.
VIENNA, March 22.-Numerous ban
qUetS and celebrations are being held in
honor of Emperor William.
The long line of carriages was pre-
coded and followed by
STUDENTS ON HORSEBACK
Basiag the palace, the bands played
tEe nat.onal anthem (Preussen- lied)
and tWacht am Rhein), the students
al singing to the music. The Emperor
appeared at his window as the pro-
cession was moving past and bowed,
remaining there a considerable time.
The great crowd in the street gave him
an ovation, the multitude cheering
itself hoarse and firing itself out waving
hats and handkerchiefs. All the mem
berS of the imperial family and their
princely guests drove in procession to
'tle pa ACE. and personally rendered their
congratulations to the Emperor. The
procession was cheered by the crowds in
the streets. The municipal procession
was preceded by heralds and marshals,
bearing the town banner, the whole
body OF the evangelical Clergy, the
chief civil and military authorities, re-
presentsuVes of German science, art
and commerce, directors of the GYM
nasIum and burgesses and officers, IN all
OVER 10000 PERSONS.
The procession was accompanied by
several bands, which played marches
alternately, with chorals by trumpeters.
The procession went in state from the
toWn hall to attend the commepora-
Soh religious service in the church of
~; NicnolsS. The clergymen were all
al tuu-rooed and the officials were in
ulHofms and regalia. When the pro-
SeSslon entered the church, the organ
R.syea prelude; this was followed by
.Le singing OF "SdIUum Fac Regem" and
~ ny cnsntlng OF the Ambrosian hymn.
me festival sermon was preached by
provost Bruchner.
Al noon, royal salute of 101 guns
Was nred from KenigsplatZ,
M oItloe bismarck and Marshal Won
800 tiIUaeAe went to pay their congratula-
IONS to the Emperor at o'cIocF They
were o. y clooA. lucy
ENTHUSIASTICALLY CHEERED
all along the route on their wav 70 and
from the palace. The day is being GEL
eorated with similar and eouaI on
pire. u Tue GU
The rainstorm which set in at 3
clock and lasted until 4 O'Clock had
scarcely any effect upon the croWds of
enthusiastic Germans. who tbronped
the streets. SOU
Inc Nominations Tonight tbroupb-
out the city are superb. An esnecisiIv
striking feature is a picture 161 Yards
long, and twenty years wide in front of
tne Academy of Arts, depicting events
II me Emperor's life.
UGuSIdl
1 9IO.tAe say that they have received a
SSoauerfuI reward for their services. the
ss - IA, of which is as vet unknown
~ al the secretaries of the depart
F ,s. They were decorated by the
do npesor. In receiving the household
SsesapItta5on, the Emperor said: Il have
-eSched this age
BY THE GRACE OF GOD,
ana Ii the Lord helps me and wants me
", | may live to see another year.
Fnnce Bismarck has assured Crown
vince nee Rudolph, of Austrc- Hungary,
tb no Is here representing his father a t
Ss, Emp ror's birthday celebration,
6at G0ermany's foreign policy is pacific !;
6ss,p esce Is assured for 1881, and that
Q: x. 4 no cause for disquiet eithhr east
d. me Emperor William conferred the
'N''oFadon OF the i't1eO 'he
GRAND CROSS OF THE Red EAGLE
~, ,s9a Ministersvon Putkammsr Lucius
~ Won Boetticher; the Grand Cross Of